Aly- baby names and what they mean, with 19 results. Aly- names are used more often as feminine names. Adoption of these girl names was at its most widespread 2 decades ago (USAGE OF 0.9%) and is now significantly lower (USAGE 0.1%, DOWN 84%), with names like Alyssa becoming less trendy. Alyea (TOP 23%) is a common Aly- last name.

Alya - Alyza

Alya¹
Form of Alla. Variant of Ella .. Aleya is a marginally favored kid's name. See also Ally.

Alya²
Derived fr. Arabic word. "Sublime." Unusual. Compare Alya with common last names Abaya (TOP 30%), Adaya (77%), which also end with -ya. See also Alyza.

Alyssa¹▼, Alyss, Alyson¹, Alysia¹▼, Alyse¹▼, Alys, Alysa¹▼, Alyceea, Alyce▼
Var. of Alice. Origin fr. Old German element. "Noble, exalted." Widely used, with usage of 0.129% for Alyce, Alyse, etc. as birth names in 2018, though lower than 0.149% in 2017.

Alyssia¹▼, Alyssa²▼, Alysia²▼, Alysha▼, Alysa²▼, Alycia▼
Var. of Alicia. Origin fr. Old German language. "Noble, exalted." Adoption of Alycia and variants as birth names in 2018 was 79.8% less than a decade ago.

Alydah, Alyda
Var. of Alida. Origin fr. Latin word. "Small winged one." Aalydah and Aldah are creative variations.

Alyne, Alynah, Alyna
Var. of Alina. Based on Greek word. "Sun ray." Somewhat common as girls' names, Alyne, Alyna, etc. sound like the popular Alaine.

Alynne
Form of Allena. Derived fr. Old German language. "Precious." Unique. Alynne is not listed in the US Census. See also Alynah.

Alyona
Var. of Helen. Root fr. Greek word. "Sun ray." Uncommon as a birth name, but Alyona is comparable to the more common Alina. See also Alaina.

Alyosha
Var. of Adelaide. Root fr. Old German element. "Noble kind." Not Top 2000 name. See also Alysia.

Alysoun, Alyson², Alysanne, Alysann, Alysan
Forms of Alison. Stems fr. Old German. "Noble, exalted." Alyson is popular as a birth name among the variations of Alison.

Alysia³▼, var. Alyssia²▼
Derivative of Greek language. "Entrancing." Alysia is prevalent (UPPER 43%) as a first name, while Alyssia is irregularly used.

Alyssah, Alyssa³▼
Forms of Alisa. Root fr. Hebrew language. "Great happiness." Adoption of Alyssa and Alyssah as children's names in 2018 was down 14.8% compared to the previous year.

Alyssa⁴▼, var. Alyssia³▼, Alysse, Alyse²▼, Alysa³▼
Origin fr. Greek element. "Rational." Somewhat common as girls' names, Alyssa, Alysse, etc. are pronounced like the conventional Alisa.

Alyssa⁵▼
Var. of Elissa. Variant of Alice and Elizabeth .. Popular, with usage of 0.111% for Alyssa as a girls' name in 2018, though lower than 0.13% in 2017. See also Alys.

Alyssandra
Var. of Alessandra. From Greek language. Italian and Spanish form of Alexandra. Rare, with the feminine-sounding -dra suffix for Alyssandra, like Allessandra. See also Alessandre.

Alyvia
Form of Olivia. Derived fr. Latin language. "Olive tree." Conventional, with usage of 0.012% for Alyvia as a baby name in 2018, though lower than 0.015% the year before. See also Albia.

Alyx
Form of Alexis. Source fr. Greek word. "Defender." A somewhat quaint baby name. See also Allix.

Alyxandra
Form of Alexandra. Based on Greek. "Man's defender." Not that popular as a birth name.

Alyza
Var. of Alizah. Derivative of Hebrew word. "Joy, joyful." Alyza is commonly used as a children's name compared to other variations. See also Alica.